RenatoEurope

I have not tried to pass an Nvidia GPU to a VM but I had a hackintosh with an Nvidia 970. After you pass it through to the VM, enable Lilu and Whatevergreen on your opencore kext list and, from a OSX terminal you run the update.sh script you get from here: https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/nvidia-update. it normally did the trick for me. it will download the web driers and do all the black magic required.

yes, that is what happens, can you help?

Ok, I re run the macinabox setup following the instructions without any deviation and it worked, which means I was inducing those errors by giving the macinabox produced VM a different name from the default. That begs two questions: Is it possible to use macinabox to produce multiple MacOS VMs? Is the mechanism to be used for installing multiple VMs using macinabox described anywhere? I thought I gad a good guess on how to do it but my method was obviously wrong. Second question, in the video, spaceinvader was able to just pass through the gpu and it was automatically recognized. I believe he was using an RX 480. I am using a Vega 64 (it is the secondary card, so no ROM should be needed) and as soon as I associate it and start the VM, the VM breaks so badly that even returning to VNC does not make it start anymore. With the Vega64 passed through, upon start, I can see an Apple logo and the system is stuck there. The only thing I see is the apple logo is very big, which means the resolution chosen is very low. Is anybody aware of anything that needs to be done to a macinabox created VM in order to accomodate a Vega 64? Thank you in advance for helping.

Does MacInabox work with unraid 6.9? I had it running on 6.8.3 but in 6.9 Unraid's built int VNC does not work and if I use VNC viewer, I can see the VM frozen at the apple logo.